Sound2Summit Brewery

Fun place to visit but a little tucked away in a business park. Pretty big floor space with a modest bar too. TVs and food from a rather tasty menu are there too. Beers were pretty good overall with a couple needing a bit of tweaking to really dial in. Service was a bit slow but it was a bit busier then usual but they were still nice and friendly. Definitely visit if your in the area for lunch or dinner.

A very cool place to gather for a brew and a meal. The food was quite good 7 or 8 out of 10. Great fries! The beer was fresh and decent but a lot of bittering hops made all six beers I tried more one bitter note than stand-alone choices.
All perfectly drinkable though. The poor girl behind the counter also answered the phone and took the food orders! I don’t know what the other servers did. Saw one clearing our table at the end.
I did have a fantastic hazy at Elliot Bay from this brewery that lead me to visit and I will surely give them another chance!

They had 12 Beer Taps of thier own brews as follows:
5 IPAs (one double, one hazy), one each: Pale, Kolsch, Pilsner, Wheat Ale, Red Ale, Fruit Beer, and a Porter.
Also a handfull each of wines and ciders.

 

 

I visited Sound to Summit Brewing last weekend and I rather enjoyed the place. They had about 8 beers on tap, of which I had 3 and they were all quite decent; plenty of classic styles done in a straightforward manner. The place has a bit of an industrial feel with all the brewing equipment out to see, which I like, and they had their on-deck beers listed as well as their taps. I didn't try their food, but they have a brand new kitchen that could be worth checking out.